Fragmentary Local Notice in Quoted Text
Unclear OCR fragment describes a local matter with names and actions not fully legible. Reads like a brief public notice or classified item but essential details and parties remain unreadable.
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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1943
Page
2
Unclear OCR fragment describes a local matter with names and actions not fully legible. Reads like a brief public notice or classified item but essential details and parties remain unreadable.
A compact reading of church schedules for multiple congregations in Cranfills Gap and nearby areas lists services, Sunday schools, and midweek activities across several churches. It also reports a police account of a petty theft case where a suspect consumed stolen cash and was jailed for investigation. details note the suspect’s actions and the pursuing officers.
Serloff describes spring spraying and beetle jarring as integrated pest control for orchards. He advocates two week delays after appearance of pests, use of padded pole jarring to detect cure, and supplemental spraying with a zinc sulphate lime mixture plus wettable sulphur and lead arsenate. A San Jose scale method uses lime sulfur in water. He plans a Kiwanis club talk at Hotel Rawleigh on Tuesday.
GTON January 26 Chair Boonally a Democrat defended North policy and the Eisenhower evaluation. He argued trust in Eisenhower would yield victory and cited the capitulation and joining troops as saving thousands of lives.
Representative Richard M. Kleberg of Corpus Christi, Texas, denounces a Washington Post column that questioned southern patriotism. He cites soldiers from the South serving in battles from Buna to Africa and rebukes the writer for belittling their sacrifice while praising the nation’s war effort.
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